201. Boulder - Lhasa Sister City! - Helping Tibetans In Tibet Organization in Boulder, Colorado which promotes nonpolitical exchanges of mutual benefit in medicine, education, environment, technology, and culture between the peoples of Boulder, Colorado and Lhasa, Tibet, and surrounding areas. http://boulder-tibet.org/

Humanitarian Programs in Tibet Solar Electricity Health Care Education

202. Myanmar National, state, historical, political, and Burmese peoples flags. http://flagspot.net/flags/mm.html

Myanmar Burma, Pyi-Daung-Zu Myanma Nainggan Last modified: by rob raeside Keywords: myanmar burma star: white cogwheel ... agriculture Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors , Zeljko Heimer Flag adopted 3 January 1974, coat of arms adopted 1974. A red flag with a blue canton and a white emblem in it. The emblem consists of a cog wheel and a paddy ear surrounded with 14 five-pointed stars. Most vexillological sources give the ratio as 5:9 if I am not mistaken. Some show a 2:3 ratio (e.g., Crampton (1990f) or 6:11. I think that the ratio is not prescribed. In any case, it seems that the canton is somewhat higher than half the hoist, whereas the length is less than half the fly. I doubt that there are official specifications. Zeljko Heimer , 30 June 2002 The Myanmar flag is displayed with fair frequency by the government, particularly around major intersections of larger towns. Myanmar flags can be seen flying over private establishments, but it's somewhat rare. Cost is not a factor though. Virtually all the flags I saw in Myanmar were made of broad cloth with the canton being printed. However, some of these flags were rather large. In Yangon, I saw 2 flags measuring roughly 8 x 12 ft. Clay Moss , 7 July 2001 2:3 and 6:11 Variants of the National Flag Meaning of the flag Significant dates National Emblem ... Rangoon Port Commissioner See also: Myanmar Index of all Burmese/Myanmar pages 2:3 and 6:11 Variants of the National Flag , Zeljko Heimer , Zeljko Heimer Meaning of the flag The flag was adopted on 3 January 1974, the year when Burma became the Socialist Republic of the Burmese Federation. Since then the state has changed its name, but not its flag. The fourteen stars are for 14 states, the cog wheel and rice are for industry and agriculture.

203. ABCNEWS.com : Newsmaker Bios Newsmaker Bios Index http://abcnews.go.com/reference/newsmakers/newsmakers_index.html

var SectionID="Reference"; var SubsectionID="newsmakers"; var NameID="newsmakers_index"; October 19, 2001 FEATURED SERVICES RELATIONSHIPS SHOPPING DOWNLOADS WIRELESS ... FREE HEADLINE FEED INTERACT BOARDS CHAT NEWS ALERTS CONTACT ABC Newsmaker Bios Names in the News For each person you'll find photographs, birthdate and place and education, along with quotes from and about the person. SELECT A NEWSMAKER Abdullah, King of Jordan Albright, Madeleine Korbel Annan, Kofi Arafat, Yasser Armstrong, C. Michael Aung San Suu Kyi Barak, Ehud Bhutto, Benazir Blair, Tony Burton, Daniel Castro Ruz, Fidel Alejandro Chirac, Jacques Chretien, Jean Joseph-Jacques Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, William Jefferson Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso Djindjic, Zoran Dunlap, Albert J. Gadhafi, Moammar Gates III, William Henry Gephardt, Richard A. Gingrich, Newt Goizueta, Roberto Crispulo Gore Jr., Albert Greenspan, Alan Hashimoto, Ryutaro Havel, Vaclav Helms, Jesse A. Hussein, Saddam Jiang Zemin Kabila, Laurent Kevorkian, Jack Khatami, Mohammad Kim Jong Il Major, John Mandela, Nelson Rolihlahla

204. Issues & Politics Issues & Politics http://www.aflcio.org/issuespolitics/

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